Book Transmigration: My Arranged Marriage Partner Turns Out to Be My Childhood Friend

[Childhood friends + bickering enemies + indulgent romance] [Showy, mischievous childhood friend × sharp-tongued, scheming childhood friend with a soft heart] While passing notes and insulting her sworn rival during class, model student Wen Mianmian was caught red-handed by their teacher. Their homeroom teacher, Old Ma, hauled them both into the office for a scolding, but Wen Mianmian accidentally fell asleep leaning against the wall. When she woke up, she had transmigrated into an old Western romance novel full of angst that she had read a few days earlier. She had become Lotia, a princess of a small vassal state, and was about to be sent to the sovereign kingdom to marry its crown prince. At the wedding ceremony, Wen Mianmian peered through her veil at an infuriatingly familiar face and, for the first time, began to doubt herself. She tentatively asked, “Odd numbers stay odd, even numbers stay even?” The crown prince froze for a moment, then burst into tears of joy. “The symbols tell you which quadrant!” Their stunt left all the nobles and royals in the room dumbfounded. Wen Mianmian tore off her veil and grabbed his hand excitedly. “How much is a cup of palace jade liquor?” “One hundred and eighty a cup!” - [A transmigration story set in a fictional royal dynasty with no historical basis. The writing is so-so, so just enjoy it for fun and don’t take it too seriously.]